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Is Tragedy a theme?

Lamie · 2012-06-02 00:47:08

Hey all, For my comparative, the theme we're doing is isolation, but I find that tragedy fits the texts better. I use isolation as one of the effects in a paragraph. My texts are Hamlet, Dancing at Lughnasa, and How Many Miles to Babylon. Does tragedy count as a theme or it more a mode? Thanks in advance:)

02-06-2012 1:47am

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Lamie

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Hey all,

For my comparative, the theme we're doing is isolation, but I find that tragedy fits the texts better. I use isolation as one of the effects in a paragraph. My texts are Hamlet, Dancing at Lughnasa, and How Many Miles to Babylon.

Does tragedy count as a theme or it more a mode?

Thanks in advance:)

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#2 02-06-2012 9:03am

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Lamie wrote: »

Hey all,

For my comparative, the theme we're doing is isolation, but I find that tragedy fits the texts better. I use isolation as one of the effects in a paragraph. My texts are Hamlet, Dancing at Lughnasa, and How Many Miles to Babylon.

Does tragedy count as a theme or it more a mode?

Thanks in advance:)

It's a theme! I think it's a mode for OL, but for HL it's definitely a Theme!

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